2021-5-27 ESF & Foam Clarks Marsh Sign - Health Advisory 16x22 FINAL Approved.pdf
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- RFQ-171-250000000568-1
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- Huron County, Michigan
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The document is a Health Advisory issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) regarding environmental contamination at Clark's Marsh. The advisory provides critical public health guidance about potential per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in the local ecosystem, specifically warning residents about risks associated with consuming fish and wildlife from the area.
The health advisory provides three key recommendations: (1) do not eat fish or wildlife from Clark's Marsh due to high amounts of PFAS that could be harmful to human health, (2) enjoy catch and release fishing only, and (3) avoid foam in the area and wash off immediately if contact occurs to prevent accidental PFAS ingestion. For additional information, residents are directed to contact MDHHS at 800-648-6942 or visit Michigan.gov/PFASresponse. The document includes visual icons representing each guideline and is formatted as an official public health communication, signaling the serious nature of the environmental contamination warning.
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Do not eat fish or wildlife from Clark’s Marsh. High amounts of PFAS may be found in fish and wildlife and could be harmful to your health.
Avoid the foam. If contact is made, wash the foam off to avoid accidentally swallowing PFAS.
Enjoy catch and release fishing.
HEALTH
ADVISORY
For more information, call MDHHS at 800-648-6942 or visit Michigan.gov/PFASresponse.
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